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easy enough, and is general linked to access to replication folders on the Distributor file-system, from the Subscriber Agent account. The full error message will look something like this: The process could not read file the process could not read file due to os error 5 ‘‘ due to OS error 5. (Source: MSSQL_REPL, Error number: MSSQL_REPL20024) When setting up replication, the process could not read file due to os error 3 you are required to specify an account under which the Subscriber Agent will run, for example if you were using T-SQL to create due to os error 53 a subscription, you will have to specify the following paramters: @job_login = '[subscriber-agent-account]' @job_password = '[subscriber-agent-account-password]' The error message indicates that the [subscriber-agent-account] used to create the subscription does not have access to shared folders required for that the system cannot find the path specified. (source: mssql_repl, error number: mssql_repl3) subscription. Lets assume that you have a distributor machine called Dist1, which has a folder called D:\ReplData, this folder contains data used for replicating a publication, when you created the distributor, you specified this folder as a network location to use as a file share for the replication data, using either: Implicit File Share (not recommended): When you specify \\Dist1\$D\ReplData as the network location, this is implicit because you are traversing the file-system in order
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to reach the folder share, and the folder is not being explicitly shared. Explicit File Share (recommended): When you specify \\Dist1\ReplData, this is done by right-clicking on the folder in Windows Explorer, and selecting the "Share" option. Implicit File Share Distribution Folder In order to resolve the "Process could not read file due to OS Error 5″ error when using an implicit file share, you will have to give the subscriber agent account FULL administrative access to the file system (D: in our case), since the authentication need to be able to read the D:\ drive in order to reach the ReplData folder. Explicit File Share Distribution Folder In order to resolve the "Process could not read file due to OS Error 5″ error when using an explicit file share, you will have to give the subscriber agent account read access to the File Share location only. This security setting configuration can be done when setting up the folder as a Shared Folder. Clearly the option with the least SQL Server Replication Process Could not Read File due to OS Error 5 rated 4 out of 5 by 1 readers SQL Server Replication Process Could not Read File due to OS Error 5 , 4.0 out of 5 based on 1 ratings 0 votes Related posts: SQL Replication The Initi
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SQL serversServer1-SQL Server 2000 - PublisherServer2-SQL Server 2005 - SubscriberCreating Publication:Local Publication -> New PublicationSelect DatabasePublication Type - Transactional http://www.busydevelopers.com/article/43129950/Transaction+Replication+-+Please+Help!!! PublicationSelect TableCreate Snapshot immediately - Create PublicationCreating Subscription:Right click on Publication - Create New SubscriptionSelect Publisher and publicationDistribution Agent Location - Run each agent http://crackingthevault.typepad.com/crackingthevault/2011/03/sql-agent-is-timing-out-due-to-high-latency.html at its Subscribers (pull subscriptions)Select Subscriber and ConnectDistribution Agent Security - I provide a Domain Service Account with password say: domain\serviceSet Syncheronisation Schedule - run could not every 5 minutesInitialise immediatleyThe Snapshot is created without any issues. But i am getting the below message in Replication Monitor. Please advice what i need to do to get rid of this error messagePS: I have given the domain account FULL access to the F Drive on Publisher plus due to os also created it as Login with sysadmin permissions on both Publisher and subscriber.................................... Command attempted: \\SERVER1\F$\SQL Replication Snapshot Folder\unc\SERVER7Z_DocControl_Srv7zTest\20091103091934\Drawings_1.sch(Transaction sequence number: 0x00007FBA000008A5000E00000000, Command ID: 5) Error messages: The process could not read file '\\SERVER1\F$\SQL Replication Snapshot Folder\unc\SERVER7Z_DocControl_Srv7zTest\20091103091934\Drawings_1.sch' due to OS error 5. (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 20024)Get help: http://help/20024 Access is denied.(Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 5)Get help: http://help/5 Hi....By adding the used Service account domain\service to the Administrator's group on the Publisher resolved the issue.Not sure if this is one of the requirements for setting up replication...Can anyone advice me on this??LaurentiuM,Thanks for your response. But i had first given permission at folder levels. As it still wasnt working, i started cascading to parent folders and reached the DRIVE :) It could be that SQL cannot handle administrative shares as the one you are trying to use. Could you try sharing the folder instead (e
Configuration Guides Autodesk Installation & Licensing Forum Autodesk Subscription Center Vault - Knowledge Base Vault - White Papers Autodesk Vault Forum Vault Readme's Vault Updates & Service Packs Google (to research error messages) How To... Prepare an ADMS Console Backup to send to Autodesk or a Reseller for Analysis Vault Log File Locations Vault Help Vault Maintenance Vault System Requirements Categories Best Practices Error Messages FAQ's File Resolution\Updating HOT ISSUES! How To's Installation Job Processor New in 2010 New in 2011 New in 2012 New in 2013 New in 2014 New in 2015 New In 2016 Performance PLM 360 Replication SAP Integration Skill Advanced Skill Basic Skill Intermediate SQL Troubleshooting Vault Basic Vault Collaboration Vault Professional Vault Workgroup Weblogs Worst Practices « Log File Configuration | Main | Are Vault 2011 & 2010 Supported On Windows 7 SP1 » March 09, 2011 SQL Agent Is Timing Out Due To High Latency You might see the followng error message in the Replication Monitor or Error Logs during replication. "Unable to decide if MakeGeneration is needed. (Source: MSSQL_REPL. Error number: MSSQL_REPL-2147199360) Get Help: http://help/MSSQL_REPL-2147199360 Query timeout expired (Source: MSSQLServer, Error Number 0) Get help://help/0 The merge process failed to execute a query because the query timed out. If this failure continues, increase the query timeout for the process. When troubleshooting, restart the synchronization with verbose history logging and specify an output file to whichto write (Source: MSSQLServer, Error number: 0)" OR "Replication-Replication Merge Subsystem: agent NOV-DEPOT\AUTODESKVAU-Project_Mayhem-ADMS_Project_Mayhem-ACRD-DEPOT\AUTODESKVA-25 failed. The process failed to get information about the Custom Resolver Component for article 'SchemePattern' from the registry." This indicates that either the -LoginTimeOut o